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• Windborne silt contributes to the total deposit of sediments.
• Both plants carry similar flowers which form windborne seeds.
• In warmer and drier climates the spread of disease through windborne spores may increase.
• One is windborne salt spray, which can travel 10 and even 20 miles from the ocean.
• Wind abrasion ( the wearing down of surfaces by the grinding action and sandblasting of windborne particles ).
• Huebert and other authorities on windborne pollution presented their findings last month at the annual meeting of American Geophysical Union.
• Since then, different plant communities developed spontaneously from seeds present in the silt, windborne or dispersed by the animals.
• He pored over climate maps and studied the trade winds, looking for a refuge beyond the reach of windborne nuclear fallout.
• Some works still remain on the site as of 2005, such as this sculpture, " Windborne ( The Phoenix ) " by Keir Smith.
• In a wonderful and emphatic ode to American insouciance, he made the dress _ shimmery, fluttery and windborne _ a refreshing key to spring dressing.
• The leaf is the first thing infected by the windborne spores, often it is the youngest shoots, it is nearly always those on the lowest branches.
• The capsules are too heavy to be windborne, but when ripe they sometimes are blown over the veld, bearing their seeds in the manner of miniature tumbleweeds.
• Six recordings of the Dallas Brass have been released : Debut, Dallas Brass II, A Merry Christmas with Brass, Windborne, Nutcracker, and American Musical Journey.
• This long-lived native tree does not set seed without help, said Meyer, because it has grown so tall that windborne pollen from younger trees below cannot reach it.
• If you decide to save money by not buying storm shutters, which shield windows from windborne debris, and your house is demolished as a result, you can still collect federal aid.
• While windborne transport of African dust to North and South America long has been known, scientists thought that few microbes would survive the trip because of exposure to ultraviolet radiation in the atmosphere.
• With its launching, the saucer-shaped spacecraft began a million-mile journey toward the sun, to a realm where it can gather windborne solar particles unaltered by the Earth's magnetic field and atmosphere.
• "If these people want to be useful, they should start cleaning up the south, stop the pollution that is damaging to the arctic wildlife and environment, " she said, referring to windborne soot and smog.
• The Street of Dreams homes devote almost all of the terrace levels to entertainment and luxuries, including a piano bar at the Hampton, a sauna and steam shower in Windborne and a built-in saltwater aquarium in Marblehead Manor.
• Windborne spores spread through the miles of whitebark pine forests, through Idaho and into Glacier National Park in northwestern Montana, where the disease has killed 43 percent of the whitebark pines, and will probably kill 90 percent of those remaining.